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ADDITIONAL RJYERS.

NEW ORLEANS, June a. -NiEht--Ar-
rived; will s. Hays, st. Louis, WeAthor-~
raining all day.
VICKsBURG, June 2l.-Night-Arriveds
City Of Vicksburg, 81. Louis, neon. She re-
turns tomorrow.
WHEELING, June 2l.-Night-Riyst 1
feet 8 inches on the gauge and rising.
Withdrawing.
CINCINNATI, June H.-NiEht-Riyer 10
feet 5 inches on the gauge and falling.
Weather fair and cooler.
EVANSVILLE, June 2l.-Night-Riyer II
feet . inches on the gauge and falling.
Weather clear and pleasant; thormometers
700. T'.1gsa
LOUISVILLE, June 2l.-Night-Riyee
feet 5 inches In the canal and 2 feet inches
on the falls and falling. weather sultrI
and hot.
CAIRO, June 2.-Night-RiVer q feet
inches on the gauge and falling. weather
cloudy and mild. Arfived: John Hilbsrt
Ohio river, 6p.m. Departed: John 0ileerts
st. Louis. J D n.
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The babies Cry for IL,

And the old folks laugh when they
find that the pleasant California liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, is more
easily taken and more beneficial In its
action than bitter, rauseating medi-
cines. 1t Is q mos, valuable family
remedy to act on the bowels 70 cleanse
the system, and TO dispel colds, head
aches and fevers. Manufactured only
by tho California Fig Syrupe Co., San
Francisco, California. For sale be II.
J. Heister and all leading druggists,
Van Vl,et Il Co., G. W. Jones 4 Co
Wm. Wilkerson 4 90, ]. j. Miles,
and 8. Mansfield 4 Co., Wholesale
agents at Memphis.
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THE ADDREss-sHAKEsPEARE's

NAME AND FAME DEPENDED.
Young Lady Graduates, Ladies and Gentle
mon:
propose to say something for your
acceptance in defense of Shakespeare
that will confirm the judgment OF the
graduates in combining themselves to
some little of the work OF the master
OF all mastere. His name and
fsme above the touch Of envious
time has tempted awkward hands to
tsmper with his credit and bankrupt
the ages that have passed since he was
called away. A few persons, we'll
meaning, perhaps, have decried
Shakespeare and attempted to take
him from his pedestal far down and
make him common, thief OF others
honors, q mercenaTy go-between, a
tramp, vagabond without the nice
balance OF perception that overloads
his lines and makes the world tribu.
tary to them for guides in all the WAYS
Of love, Of war, Of trade and 10y.
1t is the fashion with an unknown
few to put upon those who revere and
love great Shakespeare the burden
Of proof OF bis identity, or his identity
admitted, bis authorship Of the poems,
plays and sonneta to which his name
has been welded ever since be was
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22

CNMt ACCN S fSs Conn Is
plant of thousands suffering from
Asthma, Consumption, Coughs, etc.
Did you ever try Acker's English RsuA-
OdyF 1t is the best preparation KNOWN
fer all Lung Troubles, sold ON . posi-
tive guarantee at 10c., 600.
A. RKNKRRT AAd BERRNTZ L 90!
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PORInOned.

MARBLEHEAD, MASS, June 2l.-The
yacht race has been postponed until
tomorrow.
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Go TO the Jewish Orphans Picnic
at Estiyal Park today.
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LOST

NEARE-June 10th, bay mare about Is
VNl hands high, ght hind foot white, two
white spots on left hip. Return to Barney
Dukes, 400 Sou b street, sno be rewarded.
HANDBAG-0n someryille sccommode-
IL ton train, evening of June 9Th. lady's
handbag, containing purse with 80. pair
Appeal counting room and bs rewarded.
DLAIN GOLD RING in Cholres Return
l IN 80 Mill street and be rewarded.
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PERSONAL.

NINE. BERNARD guarantees to remove
es, bleaching the skin beautiful and white
without injury; price 81 a bottle; best OF
references given. Address P. D. Box 1857,
New Orleans, l..
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STRAyFD OR STOLEN,

AEARE-From al3 Georgia St, a white
lNl pony mare. Retui to IS Union street,
Halls stable, and be rewarded.
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items Of Shakespeare and Bacon. To
all this there is but one answer to
make, and that is that, notwihstand.
ing the childish Airg Of Greene, tel-
low drsmatist, now almost forgotten,
that Shakespeare was mRke-Orlieve,
who dressed inlborrowed feathers, the
evidence Of the wizards hand in all
his work, as oonsummate master Of
the stage, who, with his words, made
up for all the deficiencies Of ecsnery
and accessory captured and enthraled
his auditors by his word paintings, so
that with "imaginations all compact"
they could "Dody forth" each to him
self the scores wherein his characters
disported themselves. There is no
trace OF Bacon In ths lines that still
hold magic, for the mass OF men, and
will till times no more. The work oil
the playwright Is everywhere, in these
plays and tragediee, Visible, and an
honest purpose to make them worthy
Of the stage. All Of his contemporaries
knew OF the wit and wisdom Of Shake.
speare. 1t was no closet secret. In the
bANOh WIN hio COIuphulOunt III OOh
tact with the players Of his day, and to
them especially he gave convincing ev-
i'd ance OF the power within him, OF the
sffiueDt riches Of tropes and figures,
the excess OF imagery and power Of
grouping words for overwhelming
effect, that makes his meauest line q
memory almost above all theirs. And
who were these Contemporaries that
gilded the E!izabe han ageY They
were Spenser, Sidney. Bacon, Ben JON
son, Beaumont ard Fletcher, Raleigh,
Drake, Coke, Hool or, Marlowe, Web
ster, Decker. Msrston, Chapman,
Haywood, Middleton, Rowley, Mas
singer, aud many other warriors, d.
vince. scholars, poets and dyamatists.
AS Hazlitt fays, Shakespesro over
looks and commands the admiration
Of posterity, but he does il from the
table land Of the age in which he
lived. He lowered above his fellows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-22

MONEY 20 LOAN

MONEY TO L0AN-Branch of Memphis
money in sums Of $50 and upward on furni-
tpre, piano and live stock, without rem oval.
Have on hand fine lot of gold watches,
diamonds, guns, etc., which they will sell
s,ments. j B. d0TTHELF. Manner.
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WANTED.

NEOULDFRS-A number Of competent
Nl stove plate mOulders. Good prices, good
trea ment, and steady work. Transportation
allowed to reliable men who furnish satisfac-
tory.referep ces. Apply at once
TERSI EGGE, G0HMANN & CO.,
New Albany, Ind. or Louisville, Ky.
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STRAYED.

OF n REWAHD-0ne dark brown mare
DlO mule, about IS hands h gh, slightly
deaf. tongue badly cut The above reward
will be paid for return of said mule to
A MONTH"; khDE, $50 Poplar It.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-09
Boy and bird.

There was an administer who use
to preach in . church in Western New
York who never allowed any levity
among his congregation. and kept .
rigid watch over the young people Q
his charge. On one occasion foolish
youth sat in one Of the front pews and
created stir by lunging at some objee
that flew in through tbs open window.
The old minister was purblind. but be
peered over his glasses and saw some.
thing flying about the witless youth,
who was fighting tooth and nail.
There! there, sonny" he said with
authority, ..never mind the bird"
Then be resumed his discourse, bu,
the congregation seemed more interested
in the youth and his contortions than in
the sermon. and he stopped and again
peered over his spectacles at the flying
object and the boy.
..D'ye hear, sonny?' he said in loud
voice. Never mind the bird"
This was too much for the youth, who
answered in shrill key:
.'Tain't bird; it's q whacking biz
humble bee, an I'll be blamed Il it
goin to come to meetin' when I dew
The controversy was stopped by ons
OF the deacons, who removed thu
.bird'
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princely mansion on the Delaware. he
dispensed an elegant hospitality with .
grace and courtliness that have heen
seldom surpassed. His word elected
Congressman and legislators. and COM
manded their votes. Nor was he ty-
rannical master or at all desirous Of in
volving the bank or its dependents in
the political whirlpool. But the time
came when the bank was obliged to
come to death grips with old Hickory,
and then Biddle put forth all his
strength and tried all his resources.
That memorable contest is historic and
need not be repeated here. jackson
triumphed and Biddle went to the wall.
That was in 1882. In 1889 he failed.
and in the crash his private fortune was
swept away. Then those who sough:
him in his day Of power turned on hin,
to rend him. His name became Il by
word in his native city, and though he
had done no dishonest act he was
treated with scorn. In 1874 he died Of
broken heart.
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emperor Williams Colleagues.

German papers call to mind that
Kaiser Wilhelm in his 80 years has
survived no fewer than seventy-two
reigning sovereigns who were his con-
temporaries, viz: Fifty-two kings or
queens, eight emperors, six sultans and
six popes.
OF these three were kings Of Prussia.
Frederick William II, Frederick William
III, Frederick William w; two were
kings Of Hanover, two kings Of Wurtem-
burg, four kings Of Baravia. three kings
Of Saxony ard one king Of Westphalia
Jerome B onaparte; one king Of Greco,
one king of the Belgians. three kings of
Holland, three kings OF England. three
kings of France five kings Of Sweden,
four kings Of Denmark, three (or four)
sovereigns Of Portugal, five
sovereigns Of Spain, five
kings Of Sardinia, six kings of
Naples, two emperors Of Austria, one Of
whom was the last Of the former line OF
German emperors; two emperors Of
France, four czars Of Russia. He has
also survived twenty-one presidents Of
the United States.
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MINNESOTA.

The Cannon Valley r. R., 10 com leted
to Mankato and trains running.
4 The graduating exercises Of the Mankato
Normal school took place May 81.
The Treasury department has designated
the st. Paul Commercial National bank,
reserve bank.
The interstate encampment Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic for Minnesota and
Wisconsin will be held at Durand, Wis, on
June u, 20 aud 80.
Company D.. Of st. Paul, was given an
enthusiastic reception ON its return home
Thursday afternoon, concluding with q
banquet at the Armory.
The Wisconsin Central r. R., has decided
TO build extensive repair shops ct st. Paul
to BE- completed within . year, and has
purchased the land for the site.
Reports from Minnesota and Dakota an
nounce copious rains breaking the long, dry
spell, and the reports from the crops Of
wheat, oats and barley are cheering
At Cannon Falls, Goodhue county, Mnn.
on the morning OF the 2lst, twenty -five busi-
mes houses, in the business center of the
stated to be sa5O.06O
The lengthy trial Of N. Krolik, at
AAnkat0, indicted for arson in setting his
store on fire to secure insurance, resulted
In the acquittal Of the accused ON the 18th.
He was defended by Mr. Erwin Of st. Paul.
The First National bank Of Minneapolis,
Mimi, has been designated depository Of
public moneys and especially designated
TOR the safe keeping Of funds advanced to
Disturbing officers In the war department.
A. J Goodrich, for 70 years . resident of
St. Paul and for Is years associated with
Gen. Sibley aud Commodore Kittson as
Secretary and treasurer OF the l3as com.
panY, died May 81. OF kidney disease, aged
" years
At Lake City ~ near - can be ascer-
tanned not moro than four, and most likely
but three, liquor licenses will be applied for
under the $500 license law. There are eight
now paying $50 license and one paying $50
beer license.
The brutal murderer Of pretty Lillian
Field was arrested at q small station 80
miles from st. Olaf, and confessed his crime,
saying that he was In love with the poor
girl, knocked her down because she would
not give him her picture and then gave her
body 70 the hogs: There are occasions
When Justice should 10 swift.
The 0oodhus County bank Of Red Wing,
which was formerly > private bank, has
BEEN admittsd TO Dc budnsas - Q state
bank Rank Examinar Kuox Aas iasusd .
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Cholera has broken out among the hogs
in the vicinity Of Carson and many are
dying.
In the District Court at Ekadsr J. W.
Werdar OF McGregor was fined e50O and
p. Naherty and Mr. Anderson were sent
to Jail for thirty days for violating . tenn
porary injunction under tho Clark Prohibi-
tiOn law.
At Sioux City, the Haddock cases, both
on the charge Of murder and conspiracy
have been continued - to al tho defendants
until the August term Of the district court
The motion for continuance was made by
defense and was not resisted by the state.
The fact IL no new evidence has been de-
veloped by either side. and there 10 no par
ticular desire to 80 ahead, especially on tho
part Of the state.
A company has been organised ct Cedar
Falls, to drill for natural gas. There has
been several discoveries made In that SEC
ton which indicate the presence Of gas
there. The first train crossed tho Minnesota
d Northwestern Railroad bridge In Water
loo, Monday, and brick-layeTS are ct work
laying track to = junction with the Chicago,
st. Paul h Kansas City Limo.
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Writing Poetry.

Theodore Tilton is in Paris. II am
just now" he said the other day to q
correspondent of the Pittsburg Dis
patch. ''giying the last touches to
manuscript that will eventually form
my third volume Of poems. It will
appear in due season. always carry
one of my rhymes with me, and in
cafe, street-car, or concert an inn
provement often occurs to me which
make forwith. For instance, here is a
ballad based on the Magma Charta
episode in English history. have had
it here in my pocket all winter. and it
is now quite ready for the printer.
Poetizing is, therefore, one of my
chief. and perhaps may say one Of
my most agreeable, occupations in this
beautiful and inspiring city"
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WISCONSIN,.

David Hites, partially insane man, was
arrested in Oscaloosa Saturday, charged
with tho murder Of John Fall and WIFE,
While protesting his innocence circum-
stances point to him unmistakably . tho
murderer.
In Oshkosh In the case Of Mrs. Mary n.
Toliver against tho Wisconsin Central
Railway for $4,000 damages for injuries
received in IN accident between Ashland
and Eau Claire the jury awarded $1,000 70
the plaintiff.
In the Circuit Court in Waukssha Miss
Anna N. Oleson, aged 81, got judgment for
81, 500 against Martin Halvorson for breach
Of promise. Both live In Oconomowoc,
where the defendant l. . rich lumberman.
Miss Oleson was courtsd three years. She
tainted In court.
The loss BY tho burning Of Turner Z At
kinson's tobacco warshouss ct 6tQughton
is from 10000 to sl0o,Ooo, Thsrs wsrs b.
tween $50 and 400 cases of tobacco IN the
building, which was . large one. built en-
tirely Of brick, iron and slate, and supposed
to DO fire pooof The Dire caught In the In.
cred until the whole mass was in flames
The origin Of the flrs . unknown.
It is authoritatively stated that It b ds6
nitely arranged for the stats board Of su.
pervisors at their annual meeting In June
to place DIR. Walter Kempstsr back In hii
old position - superintendent OF thu
Northern insane hospital at Oshkosh, Wis,
in place Of DR.. Wiggington, who has held
that position since Kempster was removed.
Kempster has been Senator SAwyer's pri
vate physician there and In Washington FOL
the last two years, and sawyer has con
sented to release him.
In OcoLto Thomas Worth, alias ''tslippsry
Jim," was found guilty Of assault Last
summer while Marshal smith waa sndsavor.
ing to drive . number Of vicious trampa
from tho city Worth, who was leader ol
the gang. turned on him and shot him In
the face. During his imprisonment Worth
three times escaped from custody, twics
breaking jail and once leaping from . train
after being rearrested. He was last
captured In Milwaukee.
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from different points seem to place the
center Of the wave 1T the same place, on
the boundary line between tho two states.
One house near Genoa, New, after the
earthquake was surrounded by cracks in
the ground from one inch to foot In width.
Another stroke equally ~ heavy. would
have destroyed every brick houre In town.
At Sacramento it shook houses, making
them rumble a. IL the windows were being
Jared by the gusts Of wind. The shock was
also felt in the Yosemite Valley. At Car
son City, New, pictures and plastering fell
from the walls A large amount Of plaster
capitol building. The Hot Springs are re-
ported dried up. Virginia City, Truckee,
Marysville, Chico and Nevada City are .
few Of the many other points affected by
the shock.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1887-06-09
FOREIGN AFFAIRS,

Grand Duke Nicholas, heir to the Russian
throne, 10 just nineteen and possesses .
tenor voice Of extraordinary sweetness.
President Grevy has made personal do
nation OF 10000 francs for the benefit Of
sufferers BY tho Opers Comique flrs in Paris.
The floods In Hungary are subsiding.
Large tracts Of land are still submerged,
however, and the loss by the destruction Of
crops viii be enormous.
The new cabinet, whose commissions have
been signed by President Grevy, meets with
q very sullen reception at the hands OF the
Republican press Of Paris.
It is officially announced that the Queen
Of England will, on the occasion Of the jubi-
lee festivities, order the release OF all mil
itary prisoners not convicted Of grave
crimes.
The central crater OF Mount Etns began
erupting May 81. The dow continues, In
creasing In volume. Heavy clouds OF
smoke, gases, stones and cinders are issuing
from the crater.
The American Indian Red Shirt visited
the Savage club In London in full war
paint. There were also present Fly Above,
Little Bull, Col. Cody, Mr.. Burke. bronco
Bill and Wilson Barrett.
A latter estimate places tho loss by the
burning Of the cotton mill Of the Masuer
company At Roubaix, France. at 2,5OOO 900
francs Two thousand employees are thrown
out Of employment by the fire.
The italian chamber OF deputies, BY vote
Of 10 to 40, granted the government o
naval credit OF el7, ,OOO, 600 for the construc-
tion Of iron clad war vessels, torpedoes and
Notifications at naval stations.
A strong protection movement IL dsvel-
oping in spain. Senators and deputies
representing the farming and manufactur-
ing districts and men of all parties are ur9-
ing the government to take early steps to
pass law looking to the protection OF ma
tive industries.
The new French Cabinet ID % follows
II. Rouvier, president of the council, min
lister Of hance and minister OF posts and
telegraphs; n. Flourens, minister of foreign
affain; II. Fallieres, minister of the in
terror and Of public worship; N. Bosauet,
minister of justice; NJ. Spulfer, minister OF
public instruction; N. Heriada, minister Of
public works; NJ D'Antremes, minister Of
commerce; u. Barba, minister of agri-
culture; Gen. Saussier, minister Of war.
Satisfaction 10 expressed in England and
Germany that Gen. Boulanger was not re-
tanned . minister Of war.
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certificate authorizing the bank 70 bsgfn
business. Tho capital paid IN is 81, 900.
Senator Morgan Is 1t work upon ths pro.
posed investigation Of the White Earth
agency In Minnesota, and the COMMITTEES
win probably start upon its trip about the
middle Of June. The preparation Nr. Nor
gan u making consists in arranging the
evidence left In his hands by Beaulieu when
In Warrington last winter.
Assistant Secretary Maynard has in.
structed the collector Of customs ct st.
Vincent, Mimi, to discontinue The practice
Of bonding teams snd vehicles on first ar
rival, and In lieu thereof TO allow persons
from Canada who produce satisfactory
proof that they are bona 6ds immigranta
TO bring with them when first arriving to
take up farms their teams, tackle, ETC., and
thus accord them full privileges under thu
law.
At Lake McCarron, miles from st. Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. b. N. Davis and Mr. NcCar
ron were in . row boat fishing, Monday
afternoon. By . misstep the boat was cap
sized In 4 feet OF water, dx rods from
shore. Mr.. Davis caught bis wife on onl
ar.1 and supported her and swan ashore
using tho Osher arm. He then rendered
material assistance TO Mr.. NcCarTon, who
but for this aid would have beon drowned
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis ars the parents Of Ex
Gov. G. K. Davis, and aged 75 and q year.
respectively.
The prizes for tho infantry oompanisl
contesting in the National drill ct Wash
ington were awarded Monday, Cen. 6heri
dan making the announcement. TO. D., o1
st. Paul, took tho second prize The award
OF prizes IL - follows: First pr1se, 5000
LoMax Rifles, Mobile, Ala. second prize
$3.50. Belknap Rifles, Texas; fourth prize
$1,000, National Rifles, Washington; flftt
prize, e50O, San Antonio Rifles, Texas
Company D., win give : reception upon il
return to st. Paul.
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The Eti,uotte or Tact.

There is NJ aphorism that commands
more respect than this: The truth is
not to be spoken at all times
Plain spoken people are always
dreaded by their friends. They exco-
riate with unskillful scalpel. 1t is a
rule with them to smooth pussy.s fur
the wrong way on the principle that it
is q healthy function. But the cat
never appreciates it.
A few days ago grand-looking old
gentleman with white hair but tine.
strong physique gave up his seat in the
street car to lady. Whereupon young
miss jumps up and with great eagerness
exclaims:
Take my seat; please do. / never
like to see an old person stand Doubt
less the motive was good, bu. the man.
ner was most offensive, drawing as II
did sharp and obtrusive line between
youth and aye and calling the atten-
ton to the infirmities that all are sensi-
tive to, saying nothing of the implied
rebuke to the lady whs accepted the
old gentleman's seat.
A similar incident witnessed by the
writer was met with a brusque response.
An elderly lady was standing in the cal
when young lady arose and1Said:
Il am younger than you: ! will
stand" ..Suit yourself" answered the
lady who was so suddenly brought into
prominence, and she remained standing.
Again, . gentleman who was walking
behind lady on the sidewalk thought
he perceived that some part Of hel
drapery was displaced; he touched hel
on the shoulder:
.You are losing your overskirt
madam he said hurriedly.
well. sir" said madam. lis that any
Of your businessp'
Two young ladies who were conf
Dental friends, resolved with each othe1
to point out their mutual faults with I
view to improving. They were seatet
cozily chatting when one said to ths
other:
There is one thing, Clara. love.
have often noticed in you, and that is |
habit Of interrupting people when
Il interrupt, Laura, dear. why 70,
must be mistaken. have always con
sidered it the rudest thing in the world
Now you have = habit Of contradictins
that is very disagreeable.
Il don't cross my feet. if do sait
Laura tartly.
Il don't chew gunl, retorted Clara
you're not very polite, miss!"
..Quite as much SO as you."
Il think you're real meant
II think you're horrid!' (tears).
..You needn't ever speak to me
again" (sobs).
Don't you recognize me till do!
And the two friends part in hysterica
enmity. Sometimes the truth is indeed
an indeed ovelated virtue. but hel
handmaiden, tact is one OF the socia
graCeS.